ALTRA King of the Hills: Lantau（「ALTRA King of the Hills 山野之王」大嶼山山峰馬拉松）
- Date
- 2027-01-10(Sun)· 102 days to go
- Sport
- Trail
- Region
- Hong Kong
- Where
- Nam Shan, Lantau (South Lantau Road)
- Distance / categories
- 35.7km / 13.1km
- Climb
- 35.7km 2023m D+／13.1km 782m D+
- Certification
- ITRA 2／UTMB 50K M
- ITRA points
- Full Marathon 2 分／Half Marathon 0 分
- Start coordinates
- 22.25656, 113.98789 ・Map (exact start, official GPX)
- Last checked
- 2026-09-30
Route profile
Route profile computed and drawn by RacingDay from public route data computed in-house — not a reproduction of official images. Copyright in the route data belongs to the organiser.
About this race
ALTRA King of the Hills: Lantau is a trail running race at Nam Shan, Lantau (South Lantau Road), Hong Kong, on 2027-01-10 (Sun). Distances: 35.7km / 13.1km. Elevation gain (reference): 35.7km 2023m D+／13.1km 782m D+. Certification: ITRA 2, UTMB 50K M. Entry status (last checked by RacingDay): Open. This page was compiled by RacingDay from public data.
Landmarks near the route
Yi Tung Shan, originally named Yi Lim Shan, is a mountain in Hong Kong with an elevation of 752 metres, in the east of Lantau Island in the New Territories, to the west of Sunset Peak. Section 2 of the Lantau Trail passes through the northern part of the peak. Yi Tung Shan is the eighth highest peak in Hong Kong.
Wikipedia →Lin Fa Shan is a mountain in Hong Kong with an elevation of 766 metres, located in the central part of Lantau Island in the New Territories, between Mui Wo and Wong Lung Hang in Tung Chung. It is the seventh highest peak in Hong Kong.
Wikipedia →Sam Shan Toi is a mountain in Hong Kong, located in the central part of Lantau Island in the New Territories. It is the collective name for three peaks of similar height on the northern ridge of Lin Fa Shan, close to the summit of Lin Fa Shan. The highest point of Sam Shan Toi is 728 metres above sea level, on the southernmost of the three peaks, and it is the tenth-highest mountain in Hong Kong.
Wikipedia →
Sunset Peak, originally named Tai Tung Shan, is the third highest mountain in Hong Kong, 869 metres high. It lies within South Lantau Country Park and North Lantau Country Park.
Wikipedia →More races in this sport
- Salomon Hong Kong Dynamic Challenge (Short Course)
2027-01-10 ・Trail ・5 / 10 / 25km - Lantau 50
2027-01-09 ・Trail ・54 / 27 / 16km - Quanzhou Qingyuanshan Trail Race
2027-01-17 ・Trail ・ - Salomon Hong Kong Dynamic Challenge (Long Course)
2027-01-02 ・Trail ・50 / 100km - New Year NE Mountain Race 2027
2027-01-01 ・Trail ・Elite 31km / Challenge 20km - HK100: Hong Kong 100 Ultra Trail Race Series 2027
2027-01-21 ・Trail ・34 / 53 / 100km
More races in this region
- Salomon Hong Kong Dynamic Challenge (Short Course)
2027-01-10 ・Trail ・5 / 10 / 25km - World Heart Day Run 2026/27
2027-01-10 ・Road ・3 / 10km - China Coast Marathon and Half Marathon 2027
2027-01-10 ・Road ・Full Marathon / Half Marathon - Lantau 50
2027-01-09 ・Trail ・54 / 27 / 16km - Hong Kong Marathon 5K Waterfront Run
2027-01-16 ・Road ・5km - UNICEF HERO RUN PoweRun
2027-01-03 ・Road ・3 / 5 / 10km
Data sources and copyright
Sources: the organiser's official website and social accounts, and public race calendars (factual data: name, date, location, distance, elevation gain, certification).
Trademarks and names: race names, logos and trademarks belong to the original organisers or their rights holders. We use them for identification only; this does not imply any partnership, sponsorship or endorsement.
Route file (GPX): obtained from public sources; copyright belongs to the organiser, and we always link to the official source.
Data may be inaccurate or out of date, and routes may have changed — see Disclaimer and Terms of Use.
Last checked: 2026-09-30 (cross-checked against official sources nightly)